India’s two time Olympic shooting medallist Manu Bhaker gave her opinion on how the language we choose to speak reflects our personality on her social media page

India’s two time Olympic shooting medallist Manu Bhaker gave her opinion on how the language we choose to speak reflects our personality on her social media page

She also claimed that using bad language and abusing is ‘not cool’

She also claimed that using bad language and abusing is ‘not cool’

According to Bhaker, the definition of being ‘cool’ is  being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud.

According to Bhaker, the definition of being ‘cool’ is  being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud.

In a post on Instagram, Bhaker wrote, “The language we choose reflects our personality and the kind of person we are. Choose your words wisely, because over time, you become what you think, what you speak, and what you practice. Using bad language is not cool. Abusing is not cool.

In a post on Instagram, Bhaker wrote, “The language we choose reflects our personality and the kind of person we are. Choose your words wisely, because over time, you become what you think, what you speak, and what you practice. Using bad language is not cool. Abusing is not cool.

“Let’s keep the definition of cool simple: being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud. THAT’S COOL.

“Let’s keep the definition of cool simple: being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud. THAT’S COOL.

“I’m speaking about this because, over the past few years, the way we perceive abusive language has changed. For many, using such words has become so normal that it’s even considered “cool.” Without realizing it, people casually use degrading and disrespectful language in everyday conversations,” she added

“I’m speaking about this because, over the past few years, the way we perceive abusive language has changed. For many, using such words has become so normal that it’s even considered “cool.” Without realizing it, people casually use degrading and disrespectful language in everyday conversations,” she added

However, many netizens didn’t agree with her and claimed that her post is a part of ‘government PR campaign’

However, many netizens didn’t agree with her and claimed that her post is a part of ‘government PR campaign’

“It is sad that as a source of inspiration for so many women around the country, you chose to stay mum about the literal physical abuse of students and the daily online abuse that women face, and instead now are a part of the govt PR campaign,“ one wrote

“It is sad that as a source of inspiration for so many women around the country, you chose to stay mum about the literal physical abuse of students and the daily online abuse that women face, and instead now are a part of the govt PR campaign,“ one wrote

“We know you are being forced to post this,” another added

“We know you are being forced to post this,” another added

“The world doesnt move along our own definition of cool. Everyone has theirs. And if one really wants to introspect, one might consider evaluating the root causes. Expect that, this is just another post, rhetorical and without value addition. Perhaps, speaking up when there is oppression, would qualify you to reprimand too. Not until then,” a third said

“The world doesnt move along our own definition of cool. Everyone has theirs. And if one really wants to introspect, one might consider evaluating the root causes. Expect that, this is just another post, rhetorical and without value addition. Perhaps, speaking up when there is oppression, would qualify you to reprimand too. Not until then,” a third said

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